Calling All Bronco Maniacs: How to Catch the Game on the Radio (Because Let's Face It, Your Phone Battery Can't Be Trusted)
Ah, the thrill of NFL season! The roar of the crowd, the bone-crunching tackles (figuratively, of course, we here at Not-So-Serious Sports Blog promote responsible football enjoyment), and... the ever-present anxiety of your phone dying right before the game-winning touchdown. Fear not, Broncos Country, because there's a classic, battery-life-saving way to experience the gridiron glory: the radio! That's right, that dusty old box in your car (or, you know, the app on your phone, but let's pretend for a second) can be your portal to Mile High magic.
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Tuning In to the Orange Crush (Without the Sugar Rush)
So, you're ready to ditch the screen and embrace the dulcet tones of Dave Logan's play-by-play. Here's your roadmap to Broncos radio bliss:
- Dial Up the Flagship: KOA 850 AM is your one-stop shop for all things Broncos radio. It's the team's official station, so you'll get the full broadcast experience, complete with pre-game hype, color commentary (because let's be honest, Rick Lewis' one-liners are half the fun), and post-game analysis.
- FM Fanatics? Don't worry, we've got you covered. You can also catch the Broncos on 94.1 FM, a simulcast of KOA, so you can crank up the volume without needing an antennae the size of Texas.
- Digital Diehards: Look, we all have those days where venturing outside feels like a Herculean effort. Thankfully, you can stream the KOA broadcast through the iHeartRadio app. Just search for "KOA Denver" and voila! Instant Broncos audio therapy (or should we say, bronco-therapy?).
Pro Tip: If you're feeling fancy, SiriusXM also offers Broncos radio broadcasts, complete with sideline chatter and exclusive interviews. But hey, that's a whole different ball game (pun intended).
Tip: Read in a quiet space for focus.
Bonus Round: Convincing Your Roommate They Don't Need Adele While You Blast the Game
Alright, so maybe Adele isn't your roommate's jam, but here's how to politely (or not so politely, depending on the situation) ensure your radio waves are tuned to the Broncos:
- Negotiate: Offer to do the dishes, walk the dog, or even explain the intricacies of the offside rule (although, good luck with that one).
- Headphones: The silent but deadly weapon. Invest in a good pair and achieve radio nirvana without disturbing a soul.
- The "Sorry, Not Sorry" Approach: Blast the pre-game hype and explain the sheer joy of witnessing a potential Von Miller-esque strip sack. They'll understand... eventually.
Remember: Sharing is caring, but sometimes, a little orange and blue dominance is necessary for your mental well-being.
Tip: Don’t skim — absorb.
Frequently Asked Bronco Radio Questions:
How to find the KOA broadcast online? Stream it through the iHeartRadio app by searching for "KOA Denver."
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Can I listen to the Broncos on satellite radio? Yes, SiriusXM offers Broncos radio broadcasts with additional features.
Reminder: Take a short break if the post feels long.
What if I'm outside of Denver? Many sports radio stations across the country might carry the Broncos game. Check your local listings or use a radio streaming app.
Is there a Spanish language broadcast? Unfortunately, there isn't an official Spanish language radio broadcast for the Broncos at this time.
Tip: Don’t just glance — focus.
Help! My radio is stuck on elevator music! This might require a more physical approach. Consult your radio's manual or seek help from a friend with better tech skills (or a slightly less Adele-obsessed roommate).
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